Lessons from American Diplomacy Toward Lebanon

American diplomacy toward Lebanon oscillates between periods of engagement and neglect. While America is not to blame for Lebanon’s ills, steady, persistent, determined, and realistic American diplomacy to counter Iranian influence and bolster moderation would best serve US interests. 

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